On September 27, 2026, Trump announced campaign trips to Alabama and Oklahoma, skipping Texas before election day. The Alabama stop targets AL-2, a majority-minority district the Supreme Court struck down, which Trump won by 14 points but where 40 percent of the electorate is Black and turnout has surged. By late October he had campaigned in Texas, Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Montana, Georgia and Kentucky, with Michigan, Kansas, the Carolinas, Iowa, Florida and Ohio on the schedule, calling the swing a 32-day campaign tour, while Jeffries plans to visit 15 to 20 states in October. Reporting notes a Rose Garden dinner for about 30 competitive-race candidates on September 2, after which he has campaigned with only a handful, and that he…